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Andrew Dunn is the owner of the Houston Apollos baseball team, and he is the Founder and Commissioner of the Pecos League (http://www.pecosleague.com) -- an independent professional baseball league with 2022 teams in Texas, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and California. Andrew started his work in professional baseball going back to the Continental Baseball League (http://www.cblproball.com), providing talent in the Houston area as far back as 2007. In 2009 he helped the CBL with its need for a last-minute travel team and then owned the Las Cruces Vaqueros in 2010, the final year of the CBL. The Vaqueros then made the transition to become one of the teams in the first year of the Pecos League (2011), and that league continues today. In 2021, Andrew and the Pecos League operated the Houston Apollos when the team played all of its games on the road in the American Association.
This collection features the NFT digital baseball cards of the 2021 Houston Apollos. The Apollos were one of the 12 independent professional minor league baseball teams which played in the American Association, a Partner League with MLB (AAbaseball.com). This NFT card set is the first "minor league baseball" (affiliated or independent) team card set to be minted and sold exclusively in NFT fashion.
- Floor price for first 50 cards/NFTs sold = 0.005
- For NFTs sold #51-100 = 0.007
- For NFTs sold #101-200 = 0.008
- For NFTs sold #201-300 = 0.009
- For NFTs sold #301-onward = 0.01
Cards of possible interest include Collins Robinson (great-grandson of Brooklyn Dodgers Hall of Fame player Jackie Robinson), Derrick Sylve (grandson of Pittsburgh Pirates Hall of Fame player Willie Stargell) and Apollos' manager David Peterson (who managed the first team in professional baseball to win a game in the pandemic era). The Apollos were owned/operated by the Pecos League.
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Andrew Dunn is the owner of the Houston Apollos baseball team, and he is the Founder and Commissioner of the Pecos League (http://www.pecosleague.com) -- an independent professional baseball league with 2022 teams in Texas, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and California. Andrew started his work in professional baseball going back to the Continental Baseball League (http://www.cblproball.com), providing talent in the Houston area as far back as 2007. In 2009 he helped the CBL with its need for a last-minute travel team and then owned the Las Cruces Vaqueros in 2010, the final year of the CBL. The Vaqueros then made the transition to become one of the teams in the first year of the Pecos League (2011), and that league continues today. In 2021, Andrew and the Pecos League operated the Houston Apollos when the team played all of its games on the road in the American Association.
This collection features the NFT digital baseball cards of the 2021 Houston Apollos. The Apollos were one of the 12 independent professional minor league baseball teams which played in the American Association, a Partner League with MLB (AAbaseball.com). This NFT card set is the first "minor league baseball" (affiliated or independent) team card set to be minted and sold exclusively in NFT fashion.
- Floor price for first 50 cards/NFTs sold = 0.005
- For NFTs sold #51-100 = 0.007
- For NFTs sold #101-200 = 0.008
- For NFTs sold #201-300 = 0.009
- For NFTs sold #301-onward = 0.01
Cards of possible interest include Collins Robinson (great-grandson of Brooklyn Dodgers Hall of Fame player Jackie Robinson), Derrick Sylve (grandson of Pittsburgh Pirates Hall of Fame player Willie Stargell) and Apollos' manager David Peterson (who managed the first team in professional baseball to win a game in the pandemic era). The Apollos were owned/operated by the Pecos League.
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